Asia Evangelical Alliance condemns the burning of a church in Mardan, near Peshawar, Pakistan on September 21 by a Muslim mob in response to Western acts of “blasphemy” against prophet Muhammad.
27 September 2012
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We at Asia Evangelical Alliance are shocked and deeply grieve the loss of lives and devastation caused by Japan’s strongest-ever earthquake and the tsunami yesterday. Our hearts go out to especially those who have lost their friends and relatives.
19 March 2011
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Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) condemns the barbaric attack on Christians that led to the death of 58 people in Baghdad, Iraq.
20 November 2010
Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) condemns the sentencing of Asia Bibi, a Christian woman in Pakistan on the alleged charges.
19 November 2010
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The Asia Evangelical Alliance expresses profound grief over the death of two Christians who were shot death in Pakistan according to reports.
21 July 2010
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Asian Evangelical Alliance condemns the recent beheading of Sikh traders in Pakistan on February 21.
23 February 2010
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12 January 2010
Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) condemns the attack on three Churches with firebombs in Malaysia on 8 January 2010. The Muslim community gathered outside a mosque in Kuala Lumpur on Friday to protest a recent court ruling that overturned a government ban allowing Christians to use the word Allah as a translation for God. The government made no move to block the unauthorized rallies, as it commonly does.
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Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) condemns the attack on three Churches with firebombs in Malaysia on 8 January 2010. The Muslim community gathered outside a mosque in Kuala Lumpur on Friday to protest a recent court ruling that overturned a government ban allowing Christians to use the word Allah as a translation for God. The government made no move to block the unauthorized rallies, as it commonly does.
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20 May 2009
New Delhi: The Indian voter has spoken – clearly, decisively and positively. Confounding the politicians, pollsters and pundits, the Indian National Congress party and the rump United Progressive Alliance (UPA) have received a resounding vote of confidence taking them into majority territory on their own. Even the optimistic Congress party was pleasantly surprised and the overconfident Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) still does not know what hit them. As the BJP introspects they should consider the voters’ verdict against the politics of polarization.
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Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) welcomes the Sri Lankan Government’s decision to stop combat operations in the northern part of the island.
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